MORE: Best 2-in-1s (Laptop/Tablet Hybrids) That's a bit higher than the $899 Dell Inspi2-in-1 (5,321) and the $999 Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 15 (5,136), even though they both sport the same i5-5200U CPU. When we used Geekbench 3 to measure overall system performance, the Radius 15 scored 5,489.
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Even when stacked up with 20 tabs open in Chrome, the Toshiba had no trouble smoothly streaming a 1080p movie from YouTube. In a sample shot where I got photobombed by a fellow Laptop Mag writer, the Radius 15's picture was very grainy and looked like it had been run through a mosaic filter in Photoshop.įeaturing a 2.2-GHz Intel Core i5 5200U CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 750GB HDD, our review configuration of the Radius 15 P55W had plenty of power for everyday computing. The USB 3.0 port closest to the SD card reader also features Toshiba's Sleep and Charge tech, which allows you to power devices such as a smartphone or tablet, even when the computer is asleep or turned off.Ībove the display there's a camera that takes photos and videos at 1280 x 720, but even in our well-lit office, it struggled to take a sharp picture. On the left, there's a lone USB 2.0 port and a combo headphone/mic jack, while the right features an HDMI port, two USB 3.0 ports and a SD card reader. Thankfully, the touchpad and space between the G and H keys were more pleasant, registering 81 and 84.5 degrees, respectively. After streaming HD video from Hulu for 15 minutes, the underside near the vents measured 93 degrees Fahrenheit. While the Radius 15 P55W managed to stay under our 95-degree comfort threshold on the Laptop Mag Heat Test, it wasn't by much. In Kool and the Gang's "Summertime Madness", the deep bass warble was weak and indistinct, which sounded especially poor in contrast to the whine of the rising synth.
The Radius 15's Harmon Kardon speakers put out an impressive amount of volume for a laptop, but it struggled recreating some mids and many lows. The ThinkPad Yoga 15 offered much closer competition with a gamut of 100.7 percent and a Delta-E of 1.6. The Dell Inspiwas significantly less colorful, covering just 68.6 percent of the spectrum and was much less accurate, with a Delta-E score of 8.7. "Where'd he get his money?"Color range was both broad and accurate, as the Radius 15 covered 109 percent of the sRGB spectrum while also earning a Delta-E rating of 0.81 (closer to zero is better). God, he would never make a good monk.ĭ'Agosta cleared his throat. The room, despite the sunny day outside, felt cold and damp. He eased down in the chair, shifting, trying hard to get comfortable. The priest crushed his hand in greeting.This is no gentle lamb of God, thought D'Agosta. To say that Grove was devastated is not saying enough. And then, quite abruptly, she left him, ran off with another man. He would have to talk to Pendergast about sounding off about his abortive writing career. For the second time that day, he found himself feeling embarrassed. "Those who can't do, teach, and those who can't teach, critique."ĭ'Agosta mumbled his thanks. You're right there, said D'Agosta with feeling. Grove was able to prove it as the hand of the master himself, turned around and sold it for thirty million dollars to the Met. He bought a painting at an auction at Sotheby's that was billed as being by a late follower of Raphael. Perhaps we should begin with the telephone call.Īn interesting story, Sergeant. We'll take as little of your time as possible. I sincerely apologize for this intrusion, said Pendergast. That's a complicated question requiring a long answer. We continued our friendship, and a few years later I officiated over Grove's marriage.
We used to argue to all hours of the morning about questions of faith, epistemology, the nature of good and evil, and so forth. In those days, we were both-well, I wouldn't call us religious in the usual sense of the word. I went on to the priesthood, and he went to Florence to study art. We met at Columbia as students many years ago.
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